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What is this about?

• We want to allow people to add the Accessibility Guide to their apps
• The best way to do so is to make the Guide content available as a package on SPM and/or a cocoapod

Idea

• To do so, my initial idea was to split the Guide content from the Game content
• Make it a separate package on the project
• And provide public access to instantiate the guide
• This way, it can be added to any other project or application effortlessly (or almost effortlessly)

I think it would be nice to have a deep linking capability on the app, so users can share specific pages with one another.
We could use the good old scheme instead of a universal link (since we don't really have a landing page or website)

• We'd like to have a full on VoiceOver gesture guide on the app
• I think it's a nice way to be more clear about the gestures and how they should be performed

The font sizes vary from extra small to extra extra extra large, then, with the accessibility feature enabled, it varies from accessibility medium to accessibility extra extra extra large.

I think it would be nice to add a discussion about this on the app, so developers can properly understand what it means and possibly handle it manually if they want.

UIApplication.shared.preferredContentSizeCategory: UIContentSizeCategory

https://developer.apple.com/documentation/uikit/uicontentsizecategory

The user's are not being redirected to the friend once the name is activated.

• Not every content displayed is on localized files.
• We need to migrate everything there in order to support new languages.

And... thats is going to be a lot of work 😞

Contrast

We got pointed out that the contrast from the secondary label color on dark mode may not have a nice contrast.
So, we may need to check if there is enough contrast, even if we are using system colors and fonts.

Another alternative may be to change the font size for the default Comment view.
It's also a nice opportunity to make some assertions comparing light and dark modes.

Here are some examples of the secondary label color on top of the primary background colors

dark mode	light mode

Colorblind

In the same report, we got information that some colorblind users were finding it difficult to read the accent color on top of the black background. We may need to change it as well.

We could use the new color assets to make different colors for the accent color for dark and light modes as well.

Create a new puzzle where the solution is increasing fonts to larger than accessibility medium in order to find the correct answer.

• I believe it would be much better to read the code with a monospaced font
• And... maybe take a look into syntax highlight?

This is a follow-up on smart color inversion,
Smart inversion does not have any effect on dark mode applications, so supporting dark mode is also

I think it would be nice to see how the system font sizes change with each different font category
So I thought about adding a table to display the sizes and more information about them.

Eg:

Or something similar.
It should be useful when planning changes for supporting larger fonts.

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New content

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We do not have a page nor a representation for this gesture on the guide yet.

The dismiss gesture (a Z with 2 fingers) is used to close content.
On a navigation stack, goes back to the previous screen.
On a modal, it closes it.

We need to change how the home is built so it adjusts correctly into any size of device.
We may also make some improvements into the iPad version - which works, but it's not THAT great.

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